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Old Wed Mar 28, 2007, 09:37am
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Originally Posted by Y2Koach
Here is a situation where I actually pulled out a rulebook. Tell me how out of line I am.
Way out of line .... keep reading you will so how far.

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the ref again comes towards my bench and tells me "yeah, you really need to know the rules".
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to the officials out there: What would you recommend I do in this situation?
Make note of what the official said and as others have said report him to the league and the assigning supervisor, they will address it.


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So while the opposition is bouncing the ball, preparing to shoot his FT, I pull out my rulebook. Rule 8 Art 5 was pretty easy to find since its pretty close to the exact middle of the booklet. I read the rule to the ref: ANY PLAYER, OTHER THAN THE FREE THROWER, WHO DOES NOT OCCUPY A MARKED LANE SPACE MUST BE BEHIND THE FREE-THROW LINE EXTENDED AND BEHIND THE THREE-POINT LINE.

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I tell the ref "I read the rulebook cover to cover once a week".
Apparently you do need to "LEARN THE RULES"
I will cite the rules for you feel free to look them up
NFHS rules
Rule 10 Fouls and Penalties
Section 4
Art 1
a) disrespectfully addressing an official
b) trying to influence an officials decision

Sticking a rule book in the official's face to show him up and quoting a rule from that book to make the official change their mind would qualify

WHACK AND AWAY YOU GO

I do not care how wrong the official is you are not going to pull out a rule book (by rule) and not get whacked.

Last edited by OHBBREF; Wed Mar 28, 2007 at 11:42am.
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